Solid mobo + RAM for R 1700?

[TheDiddilyHorror]

It depends a bit on what you could spend of course.

~800€ for the CPU (~310€) + mobo (150-200€, less is better) + 16GB RAM (preferably ~150€) + m.2 SSD (PCI-E protocoll so it doesn't occupy a SATA port, 240GB, ~130€)

i pretty much recommend G.skill Trident Z or Flare X kits.

Those are roughly 40-50€ more expensive than other 16GB kits unfortunately.

The only downside with Gigabyte / Aorus is often their bios,
that could be a bit wonky.

That sucks. The Gaming 5 would be my next go-to after the Asus Prime X370 Marten had so many problems with.
Also, what do you mean with "a bit wonky"? Any specific known issues?

it lacks on a B-clock generator.

I have no idea what that is.

I have posted a list in some topic on the forum for boards that i would recommend.

I've seen the list. The Biostar one seems inconsistent with the quality of components used (some very high-end, others just meh).

Are new AM4 motherboards coming soon?

Well the amount of phases doesnt really tell the whole story. It also really depends on the particular mosfets / powerstages that are used on the boards. And of course all the additional components in a vrm cirquit, like the voltage controller (pwm), inductors, drivers / doublers and output capacitors. Currentlly the best AM4 X370 boards in order wenn it comes to vrm designs, with the highest current capabillities and efficiency. 1: Asrock X370 professional Gaming. pwm: IR35201 6+2 phase mode doubled to 12+4 phases, powered by 40A Ti nexfets. 2: Asrock X370 Taichi. Same vrm as the professional gaming. 3: Biostar X370 Racing GT7. pwm: IR35201 4+2 phase mode doubled to 8+4 phases, powered by 60A IR powerstages. 4: Asus Crosshair 6 Hero. pwm: IR35201 in 4+2 phase mode doubled to 8+4 phases, powered by 40A Ti-nexfets, same fets as the Asrock Taichi and professional gaming. 5: Aorus X370 Gaming K7. pwm: IR35201 in 6+2 phase mode, with only the +2 phase rails are being doubled, which results in a 6+4 phase design. Powered by 40A IR3553 powerstages. 6: Aorus X370 Gaming 5. same vrm as the Gaming K7. The vrm designs on those boards i listed above, are pretty overbuild. And shouldnt cause any issues. If i have to recommend a board from the list, then i would say go with the Asrock X370 Taichi or Professional gaming. Another great option is the Asus crosshair 6 Hero. The Aorus X370 Gaming K7 would be my third recommendation. However i think for its price point, the Asus crosshair 6 Hero or Asrock X370 Taichi are better choices. I'm personally also not really a huge fan of Gigabyte / Aorus biosses. The Biostar X370 Racing GT7: this particular board blew me away wenn it comes to its vrm design. They are using really highend IR components on this particular board, which is pretty unique for a brand like Biostar. This is also the only AM4 board thus far with a dual bios. But there are 2 things i dont like about it. - The first thing is that they choose to u…

The Biostar X370 GT7 doesn't get shipped to my country, so that's not an option. The other ones - except the Aorus Gaming 5 - are more expensive that what I'm willing to pay.